Allow configuring Discord webhook name

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This PR partially closes #5155

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Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"

[x86-39]

Information

This PR partially closes #5155

Details

Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"

[x86-39]

Information

This PR partially closes #5155

Details

Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"

[x86-39]

Information

This PR partially closes #5155

Details

Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"

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Information

This PR partially closes #5155

Details

Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"

[x86-39]

Information

This PR partially closes #5155

Details

Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"

[x86-39]

Information

This PR partially closes #5155

Details

Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"

[x86-39]

Information

This PR partially closes #5155

Details

Proposed feature:
Add a template for the webhook name instead of hardcoding the three options (bot name, username, display name) as booleans.
This removes the options show-name and show-displayname. They are still read as a fallback for if this new format is undefined.

The default behaviour currently is to use the bots name, so the default template is {botname}. botname is a placeholder for the bots name in the server.

Environments tested:

OS: Fedora 36

Java version: 17.0.5

• Most recent Paper version (1.XX.Y, git-Paper-BUILD)
• CraftBukkit/Spigot/Paper 1.12.2
• CraftBukkit 1.8.8
  Don't see how this could differ on other server versions.

Demonstration:

show-avatar: true
...
# This is the message that is used to relay minecraft chat in Discord.# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {message}: The content of the message being sent# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord: "{message}"# This is the format for the webhook names that are used when webhooks are enabled (show-avatar)# The following placeholders can be used here:# - {username}: The username of the player sending the message# - {displayname}: The display name of the player sending the message (This would be their nickname)# - {world}: The name of the world the player sending the message is in# - {prefix}: The prefix of the player sending the message# - {suffix}: The suffix of the player sending the message# - {botname}: Name of the Discord bot# ... PlaceholderAPI placeholders are also supported here too!mc-to-discord-name-format: "[%luckperms_primary_group_name%] {displayname}"